<TITLE>07. Par 63-76</TITLE>L-63 It took all the skin off of him, nearly. He looked around, said, "Well, Rabbi, when did You ever know me? You never did see me. How do You know me?" Philip said...

L-64 "Before, when he call..." Said, "Before Philip called you, yesterday, when you were under the fig tree, I saw you." Amen.

L-65 He said, "Thou art the Son of God. You're the King of Israel."

L-66   A woman walked into His Presence, and He said, "Go, get your husband."
She said, "I have none."

L-67 Said, "That's right. You got five, and the one you're now living with is not yours. You told the truth." Think of it.

L-68 She said, "Sir, I perceive that You are a prophet. That, we know that when the Messiah cometh He will tell us all things."

L-69 He said, "I am He, that speaks to you."

L-70 And she run and told the men of the city, "Come, see a Man Who told me all that I did. Isn't this the Messiah?" It was spoken by the Lord.

L-71   What happened? Jesus said, before He left, "The things that I do, shall you also." That right? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] The things that I do shall you do also, even more than this, for I go to the Father." Oh, I can see them as they went forth, everywhere. Mark 16, "Went forth everywhere, preaching; the Lord working with them, confirming the Word."
And here, Paul, giving the same thing. He said that the--the Gospel begin to be preached by Jesus, and was confirmed to us by those who heard Him. That's the Foundation Stone. Oh, blessed be the Name of the Lord! That's the Foundation Stone.

L-72 And to think, two thousand years has passed. Athiests has raised, and infidels, and skeptics, and agnostics. But, today, that same Jesus confirms His Word in the same manner by those who hear Him. "Hear Him," don't mean just to hear a sermon. That mean, hear Him. Yes.

L-73   How shall we escape? Where is our escape? Oh, you say, "Bless God, I belong to the Methodist church. I'm a Presbyterian. I'm a Pentecostal." That doesn't have one thing to do with It. And you get on a side-line and want to call It "spiritualism, or some mental telepathy, or some devil," or something. Shame on them!

L-74   "If every word was steadfast by the angels..." Jesus said, "It's not... Little while, and the world won't see Me no more. Yet, ye shall see Me, for I'll be with you, even in you, to the end of the age." And when we see Him come down, to continue to confirm His Word, how shall we escape if we sucker to some church, or some organization, or denomination, or some little pet theory of our own? You better turn loose. "For every sin received a just recompense under the angels, how much more when the Son of God is speaking from the Heavens, to make manifest His Word! How shall we escape, if we neglect so great a salvation?" Oh, my! "God also..."
4th verse:
God also bearing them witness,...

L-75   Watch this. The Lord bore witnesses. Oh, I am so happy for that! The Lord bore the witness.

L-76 Look. When Elijah set on the hill, and he said, "If I be a man of God, let the fire fall from Heaven and consume you." God bore witness that he was a man of God.
God always bears witness. Your life will bear witness. I don't know what your testimony is, but your life speaks so loud, your voice can't be heard. But, your--your living, your every-day life will testify what you are. God bears witness. Yes. The Holy Spirit is a seal, and a seal takes both sides of the paper. They see you standing here and see you when you go away. Not only in church but at every-day work. You're sealed on both sides, inside and outside. By the joy that you have, and by the life that you live, you're sealed, in and outside, that you know you're saved and the world knows you're saved, by the life that you live, for God bears witness. Blessed be His Holy Name! My, I feel religious!


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